Since the iPad first appeared on the market in 2010, it has become the tool of choice for millions of mobile professionals. Much more than a consumption device, the iPad is
The difference between good and bad legal writing is that good legal writing clearly conveys its message. If written work is sloppy, disorganized, or muddled then it fails because readers
There are many ways to generate new business-development conversations with the right decision makers; networking, client referrals, strategic introductions as well as casting wider nets inside of existing clients. LinkedIn,
When you think of growing your law practice, the first thing that comes to mind is most likely gaining new clients. But it’s not the only way. It may not be
Editor’s note: Terry Jarrell offers productivity tips for the mobile Mac lawyer in this two-part series featuring the iPad and the now ultra-portable MacBook. Below, is part two on MacBooks.
Editor’s note: Terry Jarrell offers productivity tips for the mobile Mac lawyer in this two-part series featuring the iPad and the now ultra-portable MacBook. Below, is part one on iPads.
In previous discussions of How to Run a Mac-Based Law Firm, we looked at the DIY and Hourly Consultant models. The third option of running a Mac-based law firm is
In this second installment of Running a Mac-Based Law Firm we discuss the second most common option for IT support: an hourly consultant. The smaller the firm, the more likely
Let’s assume you’ve gone all Mac or plan to in the near future. Who’s going to take care of it and manage the technology for the firm? We love working
When asked if billing is important, most attorneys would readily agree, but it is one of the least prioritized tasks in many small firms and solo practices. The processes and
